There is nothing more fun (and exhausting) than a family beach vacation, especially with kiddos.
Especially in short term rental situations, having bunk beds allows for more sleepers in one room, but you don’t have to sacrifice style.
Bunk rooms are a great way to maximize space and create a fun atmosphere for kids (and adults too!). I want to share with you 15 coastal bunk rooms that you can easily recreate in your own home.
Stylish Bunk Room Ideas
- Stylish Bunk Room Ideas
- 1. Porthole Window
- 2. Navy Nautical
- 3. Lighthouse Touches
- 4. Preppy
- 5. Bunks for 3
- 6. Coastal Cottage
- 7. Light and Airy
- 8. Sandy Tans
- 9. Whitewashed Wood Beds
- 10. Pops of Teal and Coral
- 11. Fun Runner Rug
- 12. Stairs and Ladders
- 13. Painted Built-In Bunks
- 14. Built-Ins With a Window Seat
- 15. Simple Navy Floor Bunks
- Coastal Bunk Room Decor
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1. Porthole Window
A bunk room featuring circular windows gives the feeling of being on a ship, making it perfect for ocean-themed decor.
2. Navy Nautical
Navy blue walls make for a classic nautical feel that’s both sophisticated and cozy.
3. Lighthouse Touches
There is totally a way to have lighthouse decor and not have it feel kitchy or cheesy. Details such as lighthouse-shaped light fixtures or wall art can add a charming feel to the room.
4. Preppy
Simple patterns and a palette of crisp whites and blues bring a preppy, East Coast style to bunk arrangements.
5. Bunks for 3
Arrange three beds (with safety in mind, of course) for a practical, space-saving design that fits more sleepers comfortably.
6. Coastal Cottage
Soft pastels paired with floral or seashell patterns create a cottage feel, inviting and warm. Super charming, especially for the sweet girls in your life.
7. Light and Airy
Still want more coastal bunk room ideas? Use light, neutral colors and plenty of white to make small bunk rooms feel more spacious and open.
8. Sandy Tans
Incorporate sandy tan hues into bedding or rugs for a gentle, earthy base that complements any coastal theme.
9. Whitewashed Wood Beds
Bunk beds in whitewashed wood tones remind me a lot of driftwood, adding a rustic seaside vibe to your space.
10. Pops of Teal and Coral
I know teal and coral accents feel so 2005, but I promise you can do it well! Accent with teal and coral for a vibrant, oceanic pop that brightens the room and brings youthful energy.
11. Fun Runner Rug
A fun striped runner rug can tie the room’s design elements together and is the perfect way to add color to the space.
12. Stairs and Ladders
Innovative stair and ladder designs not only add functionality but also enhance the room’s playful, adventurous feel.
13. Painted Built-In Bunks
Built-in bunks painted in fun colors integrate seamlessly with the room’s overall design theme. It’s a great foundation for how you want the rest of the room to feel.
14. Built-Ins With a Window Seat
Incorporating a window seat among the bunks offers a cozy nook for reading or daydreaming. It can also double for a nap or sleeping spot for toddlers!
15. Simple Navy Floor Bunks
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Floor bunks with navy bedding provide a minimalist, laid-back aesthetic, ideal for teen retreats, or informal guest sleeping.
Coastal Bunk Room Decor
For those of you looking for just a little more inspiration, I’ve also gathered some of my favorite coastal bunk room decor.
Some of you may be looking for coastal bunk room ideas for your own home and some of you may be looking for ideas for a short term rental property. Either way, these designs are timeless and can suit sleepers of all ages!
XO,
